FIRE McKinsey: The $20,000 Board Deck You Can Build with AI in 10 Minutes—Prompt Demo!

What's the deal with AI and PowerPoint?
I mostly hear that AI can't do PowerPoint, that AI PowerPoints are badly designed, that AI can't be trust with PowerPoint.

That's all wrong now. AI CAN do production presentation decks. It CAN design decks. It CAN do sophisticated narratives and analysis and present those narratives in a visual way in a PowerPoint.

BUT it's incredibly tricky to prompt. And I spent WEEKS figuring out how to prompt it right. Here are my lessons learned:

In this video, I share the inside scoop on enterprise-grade PowerPoint with AI: workflow enforcement, prompt engineering, and reliable slide automation:
• Why workflow enforcement beats generic prompts for PPT.
• How simple typography and spacing stabilize LLM slide output.
• What multi-chat agent architecture enables for long narratives.
• Where validation gates reconcile data conflicts and visual brittleness.

Chapters:
00:00 Unlocking AI for PowerPoint Efficiency
02:39 Five Principles for Effective AI Prompts
05:09 Visual Design and AI: The Importance of Simplicity
08:05 Building Complex Narratives with AI
10:40 Iterative Prompting for Better Results
12:55 Conflict Resolution in Data Processing
15:17 Learning from Bad Prompts: A Case Study
17:07 Improving Prompts for Better PowerPoint Outputs
19:54 The Future of AI in Business Presentations

For teams, AI can cut days to hours—but only if you own the data and enforce disciplined, tool-aware prompts.

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